Iceye U.S., a subsidiary of the Finnish SAR (synthetic-aperture radar) satellite operator, has established a research and development collaboration agreement with the United States Army…
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A great space “snowman” filled with shimmering gas is featured in a news release from the Hubble telescope’s extensive library. The image depicts the Snowman…
The three private astronauts who will fly to the International Space Station on Axiom Space’s inaugural voyage next February will conduct more than 100 hours…
NASA’s Artemis moon program is estimated to cost nearly $93 billion through 2025, NASA’s Office of Inspector General reported Monday. The first four flights of the…
Seven Astronauts onboard the International Space Station (ISS) — four Americans, one German, and two Russians – have been endangered by space trash, forcing them…
The US Air Force Research Laboratory Awarded the University of Dayton Research Institute a contract of $88 Million for bringing advancements in autonomy technology. The…
Humans have scoured the skies for clues of Intelligent civilizations elsewhere in the universe. And we’ve come up empty-handed. Not a single thing. So perhaps…
The first two prototype satellites for Amazon’s massive Project Kuiper broadband constellation will launch in 2022. If everything goes as to plan, the two Sat…
According to a recent study, future Mars colonists may create rocket fuel on the Red Planet using air, water, and sunshine. The device might be…
There could be a slew of private successors to the International Space Station. Blue Origin, Boeing, Sierra Space, and several other partners revealed today (Oct. 25)…